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Environmentally friendly golf cart
The public golf course at Gordon is now the proud owner of 14 new golf carts powered by lithium batteries. According to Ku-ring-gai Council, New…
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Committed to customer service
Baw Baw Shire Council, Victoria, has endorsed a new Customer Service Charter demonstrating its commitment to service. The Customer Service Charter provides clear service standards…
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New trainees and apprentice welcomed
Three new trainees and one new apprentice have begun work at Hinchinbrook Shire Council, Queensland. The new intake of trainees and apprentices will be working…
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Ahead in the cloud
City of South Perth, Western Australia, is embracing smarter technologies and implementing a cloud-based enterprise software solution over the next three years. The City will…
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Up, up and away
The Canowindra Balloon Challenge attracted over 11,000 people to City of Orange, New South Wales, last year and injected over $1 million into the economy.…
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Bulk water filling stations save time
Goldenfields Water County Council (GWCC), New South Wales, has announced the Temora bulk water filling station ready for use and two more are under construction.…
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Makerspace makes a difference
Noosa Library Services’ Makerspaces are bringing a new wave of confidence to members of Sunshine Butterflies. The Noosa Shire Council, Queensland, initiative, which offers the…
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New photo and video search system for national visitor economy promotion*
FunSearch.com.au, a new Australian tech start-up, launched late last year, is an entirely new, simple management system for council promotion of its broad visitor economy…
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Internal innovation
The City of Canning, Western Australia, is calling for all of its employees to think bold and share ideas that add value as part of…
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Traineeships for local youth
The City of Whyalla, South Australia, is able to provide a great job training opportunity for three people with two positions in horticulture and one…
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Building awareness to curb bad behaviour*
In 2018, one in five employees reported being bullied, and it’s estimated that bullying costs Australian businesses billions of dollars of lost productivity each year.…
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Cities join forces against alcohol
In a Western Australian first, the Cities of Armadale, Canning and Gosnells jointly launched a comprehensive plan to reduce alcohol-related harm in the southeast corridor.…
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